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Hazelwood Brew House

4.7 (21 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Jayme B.

We stopped here to have a drink on a Sunday afternoon. All of the street level stalls were closed so in order to get a drink, we had to go to the third floor. They have both an elevator or stairs depending on your preference. The outside bottom level space is dog friendly. There is covered and uncovered space outside. The inside feels open with higher ceilings. There is also a restaurant stall serving food. This is a cool space right in Hazelwood!

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Jessica A.

In our quest to visit the Pittsburgh Breweries, this was a great stop. Not only is the building cool to see (built in 1905 and on the National Register of Historic Places, there are 3 breweries calling the Hazelwood Brew House home: Abjuration Brew Co, New France Brewing Company, and Abstract Realm Brewing Co. They also host a number of events including puppy yoga. Comfort & Spice offers food in the taproom. Be sure to visit the rooftop - you can take the elevator!

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Karen H.

We stopped by on a whim last Friday night after volunteering in the area at Community Kitchen Pittsburgh. There's a parking lot but we just walked over. You walked in and can either take the stairs or elevator up to the third floor. There's a couple of couches, a water fountain, and some memorabilia on the ground floor. The second is off limits. The taproom is pretty big and we didn't sit outside since it was cold but there's a rooftop deck as well. There's a food counter with a small menu and two open bars from different breweries. I like that they have smaller pours that are reasonably priced. I'm a dark beer lover and they had a few options for me. We sat there at the bar and closed down the place. This place is a little out of the way but I would come back!

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Stacey B.

This is a cool little place with a bunch of craft breweries to choose from and some food options. It's very laid back and open with a terrific rooftop deck view. We enjoyed the beers we tried and would return to try their outdoor bier garden.

Mary F.

This really can be a great space. An old historic building given new life and bringing people into the community. This space houses two (soon to be three) breweries and has a kitchen. There is an outdoor ground level patio and bars in the nice weather but that is all currently closed. There is also a rooftop space which I have been to before and it's great. It's nice to be able to sit outside and enjoy the views while having a nice drink, though it can get crowded. Inside there is plenty of seating. You can grab a stool at the bar by Abstract Realm. There are large tables. TVs around. Plenty of room to gather. I personally have not tried the food but it's nice that there is a kitchen there to grab some food. As far as the beer I think it will be helped when the third brewery opens just to give some more variety and options which is needed. There is a parking lot but it is small and can fill quickly which may leave you looking for nearby street parking. Overall I think this can be a great stop. It's nice to have a few different breweries where people can each find something to their liking while you are able to gather and socialize.

Dan K.

Hazelwood Brew House is a hidden gem in the Hazelwood neighborhood. This multi-level brewery has a little bit of everything. There are two different breweries and food options here. It is a very welcoming business open to anyone. We recognized the LGBT welcoming environment with their past Pride events and t-shirts at the New France Brewing, which we bought. It is a very chill spot for a Sunday drink. Music was playing, but not super loud. They have board games for people to play. There's an outdoor seating option on the ground floor and tables on 2 different levels inside. The hot spot though is the amazing rooftop. You can see all the way down to the Birmingham Bridge. We loved everything about this place.

Victoria G.

A unique and historic building with amazing views of the pittsburgh skyline. I was excited to visit with friends and enjoy the rooftop ambiance. I ordered wings and falafel which I brought to the table hot out of the kitchen. I was excited to get our food so quickly and share with others. I enjoyed all and would love to visit again on a fall day

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Pete J.

Cool place. It used to be a brewery in the early years of Pittsburgh. It was empty for a long time and then investors bought the building, rehabbed it and it was to house 3 breweries but one went bankrupt. Now there are two here. Has a great outdoor space on the ground floor with tasting rooms there and tons of outside seating. Then you go to the third floor where the breweries also have bars set up and a communal beer hall room. They then have a 4th floor with indoor seating and rooftop seating.tried New France Beer for the first time tonight. I've been numerous times for Abstract Realm, their haze game is on point. It's a great venue here and would recommend to anyone.

Halie G.

Checked out Hazelwood Brew House The Progress Fund and local breweries bring their distillery skills to a BRAND NEW BREWHOUSE! 3 breweries, 3 floors, 1 venue - A brand new beer concept! Bonafide Beer, New France Beer Co , Abstract Realm Brewing- all came together to create a one of a kind experience. Check out their beer garden on the first floor, an indoor taproom on the third floor & a sweet rooftop on the fourth floors Beer available on the first & third floor- take your beers to the rooftop to enjoy scenic views of the city! They'll be having rotating food trucks & some grab n go bites available!

DELICIOUS Paloma Seltzer from Abstract Realm
Lauren T.

Wow, I can't wait for word to spread about this incredible space. We went for a bike ride on the newer section of the trail past Southside and into Hazelwood (I have my suspicions not many people know you can go this direction) with the goal of stopping here to check it out. The 2 new breweries housed here are amazing, New France and Abstract Realm. Bonafide will be opening a new location here a little later. This historic building was one of the earliest breweries in Pittsburgh around prohibition. They've rehabbed it into a great spot, featuring a massive courtyard with the three breweries. They've been doing food trucks also and it looks like there's cornhole and a big smoker outside for future events. You can also go upstairs into the huge building, and there's a bar for each of the breweries there as well. And SO many tables. It would be a great space for a large private event. Last but not least, there's a rooftop! There's plenty of seating and some nice views. A different perspective of Pittsburgh. Very glad we discovered this place, I have been doing my part to tell others.

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Reviews are largely positive. People highlight the spacious historic building, rooftop and outdoor seating, and the variety of craft beers. Staff are described as friendly and knowledgeable.

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Loved the concept of multiple microbreweries in one building. Beautiful old restored building. Both breweries had excellent beer choices.

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This place is fantastic! Great beers, food, and vibe. Sitting on the rooftop there is a wonderful view of the city!!

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“great beer, great views from the rooftop, and easily accessed from the bike trail in Hazelwood Green, South Side, and Jail Trail.”

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YES. Yes, yes, yes. This is the kind of place I want to be taken to when visiting another town…read more Friends who live outside Pittsburgh brought me and we spent several hours at this indoor-outdoor craft brewery. I tend towards lighter beers, and they had several great options for me (don't worry, there are plenty of darker beers and higher-alcohol-percentage brews; I just didn't order them). There are three or four bars, along with a stage and places for food trucks. The bars are all linked, so you can open a tab at one and it'll be available at the others as well. Super friendly service. I was there on a Saturday afternoon and the place was well-staffed with very cool employees. The atmosphere is nice, too, and I appreciated the poster on one wall explaining the meaning of "Grist House". You can bring dogs too! Some very nice dogs were present on this particular Saturday. Next time I'm coming through this way, I will definitely be stopping by again. * Note: it's a brewery, of course, but they do offer some wines and their own cocktail concoctions.

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